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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-13
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The funeral of Mr. James W Lynemsn,
popular young resident took place yes
terday morning from It. Peters csthe-
dral
The lot at the northeast corner of
Spring and Pine streets is being utilized
every evening by enthusiastic base bal
lists
\ aew frame house is being built on
the last vacant lot on Albemarle street
between Belyidere and Pine, for Mr. Me
Donald
All the flower gardens in Clay ward
and Southside are looking fresh and gay
No street in the city has lately been more
improved than South Cherry street. a
great many houses, both of brick and
frame. have been built. and Others are in
process, of erection. The extreme south
end of Linden street is being leyeled up
TO Hollywood gate But the cess pool in
that vicinity isa disgrace to any commu-
nifty
lt is expected that the complimentary
testimonial TO Mr.. James Calder At Pine
street church tomorrow night will be-
largely attended Some OF the best
talent IN the city will appear.
There will be another rehearsal for The
cantata of Golden Hair at Mrs George j
Hooper, next Friday night.
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NEW YoHk. April The remains of
the late John r Raymond arrived at The
Pennsylvania depot, in Jersey City thi,
morning Manager Walter A Lamb
with iiyc member, of hi, company arrived
with thc body a deputation of the Ac-
tors Fund met fhe funeral party at the
depot The temporary coffin, containing
The body was taken 90 the residence Of
Mrs Raymond, in East Thiuy-second
street. Mrs RayUond was greatly pros
trated The ~" CAd been embamed al
Evansville. M z - in perfect condition
PRAYER viii D., 'red at the house 5Y
Rev Dr. Hon. mon. al lO am. tomorrow.
The pubic service will bee held at Che Lit
~ Church Around the Corner ai 1890
am
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RILEY. Miss, April l2-Au armed
mob some twenty-five mem from Union
county stormed tlc jail at this place yes
terday morning and shot % DEATH while
In his cell. Bud Williamson. charged
with killing John Collin. az New Albany
about q year ago Williamson is about
twenty-five years OF age. and killed Col
lins. AS the evidence given In the trial
would seem 10 show, ON the inspiration
Of the moment and In the heat of passion
Collins. also young man, shot William
son IN the same difficulty, and the eyi-
dence was not very convincing as To-
which one Oi them shot first or upon
which the blame lies
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Coercion Bill.

LONDON, April 70 In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr. Hugh Holmes,
Attorney General of ireland. resumng
debate on the l-ish criminal amendment
BILL asserted tina not one of the provisions
OF the bin would interfere with the con
stiutonal rights of the people Of Ire
land nor infringe upon their public rights
Society in Ireland. it must be remem-
bered. was wholly disorganzed People
had become deprayed in morals. and ap-
peared To- sympathize with criminals
thwarting as they did. every attempt on
the part of the crown to obtain evidence
against law breakers, and when sworn to
do their duty as iurymen, refusing TO
convict when the evidence against the
malefactor WAS plain and uncontradicied
Mr Hugh $ Chlders ridiculed the
measure numerically. calling especial
attention tO the looseness of lbs con-
struction and ambiguity of its definitions,
which defects. he said, could not fail TO
render a number of its clauses void and
imperative
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\ Now Invention
~rccaltoth, riNr,

I'.N.HI I' 'Nf liNfn
rlfrN. Ohio. April 10 James Van
nettc and Dr. George $ Tinglmg, Of this
city. have recently patented am inyention
called the oscillation hook swing ma
chine. which is destined to cause a reyo-
luton 100 that practical and useful arli-
Gle The invention /, upon an entirely
new principle and in 30, application
completely oNercomes all of the obiec-
tions common 90 vibrating shuttle and
rotating hooks. heretofore the only known
means of interlocking needle and bobbin
threads
The right to manufacture the machine
i'm Great Britain France and Belgium
was sold to foreign capitalists to-day for
100000. and fauering offers have been
received for right, In the United States
and Canada. which the inventors now
have under consideration
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T.... STONE. .l9 ,-..red the prehistoric
..,.,.. ..... from Easter island lor t-
fifuf..n ,lil. attacheI tl the
A. f.. .....l+.... ,..,.,f..r thar fb.. iul...,,.
,I..I ....,... d.. ,,ay here. D. about IS feet
l.I r.. ,,.i. end 8 feet tsi.t 10 d.,
.'.....4 o,.l l..grad Ah.aio another
,,,,,. ,,... r., secured and some OF the ohi-
c.... aIt.Iu.l by purchase other curooifie>.
,,I,.... ..,..i0 00t i. obtained elsewhere. whicn
rl.. St...l.,..lIi. nI.. probably take OH theu
If ,r... ,..,.... ~,id. are scattered aU
.I.........i MANY. ..f them, have.
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Mr, O'-- Goldman must lr a man ~ a
yer, strong WILL and very quarr.somel or-
son. too.
Mr o. What DO you meuf
Mr,. o. see in tine headlines OF the
paper that he vill contest Some mena always
viii
Mr O-Uo0king over her shoulder -
You poor silly woman That says tine tod-
man will contest { can understand the
workings off Whatever serves you for "a mind
Mr.. o.. getting BOO The Ia-l wori. See
there. Diur telI vou that man sue'cr
happy unless he is in some sort of a contest
Boston Record
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The world know, but little of Geu Logan
lhc man. Representative Thomas. whom
Mrs logan dani.ai asa baby 0u beer knee
teda, ,heN.s mlriel. mi aho u1w repre-
-.nt- Logan. odd district in congress. Saw -ha
United State knew Logan uo better than
uli Juiea did Jesus Christ He was only
-uf and morosr at times, and Boz wa, n
reality ouc OF the kind,st of men Thomas et CO.
knew ~tl he. Seen Logan could mot bean
to s.r nurt the feelings of even dog. and
Nheg the family would drive the dogs 0lf tle
porch Doe would say.
-lrt them alone They are doing no hurt
and why should You disturb them
"Ihe people OF Illinois feel that they haI
ID property right in John g. Logan. lie was
peculiarly an llinoisan, and the people ot nr
a strict loved him as one Of their own family.
They ulNay, called him John He would
shake hands with them and chat with them,
and there were few of them that he could mot
remember. / saw an old woman in "a sun
bonnet and "a calico dress who came up 90
shake hands with him during the last time
be- spoke in my district She bad gray hair
and many wrinkles. sSle was poorly clad
and Sine came forward timidly. As soon as
Logan saw her he jumped toward her and
erasped ter by the hand and said. Why,
how do you 30. Aunt Nancy: am so glad
% see YOU
The old woman was SO delighted al being
recognized that she wept. She said. -,
twenty years since saw you, John, and You
remember mel You know | used 10 dance
you on my knee when you was a baby!
Yes, Aunt Nancy, / remember II, and ! am
glad to see you again And the woman
went away the happiest person in Illinois -
Washington Letter
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Two License TAXPAYERS

License t,4cs due the state cam bee paid n
coupons ataYcrl large saving 90 the taN payer.
The Supreme Court of the United states has
lately rcdiirmcd its decisions as Go coupons
being iu 400 respects as good tender for
license and other taxes as gold or bank notes.
over s,O.uoO of license take, have been paid IN
commons in Richmond alone during the past
twelve months. Full legal protection, free of
all cost 10 the tax payer, guaranteed ln order
TO secure cnectual protection. tenders Tor
license taxes must be- made 10y lsi OF May
JAMES r. COOPER.
gll Main street, Richmond, Va.
Csr.w + RoyHI. lap rs 3ms
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blaine. Plight


81 Louis, Mo. April II 4 dispatch
from Fori Gibson states that Mr. Blaine
passed fairly quiet night and This morn
ing be- was still improving The eNamin-
alton of his lungs by Po-t-Surgeon DR..
Byrne showed that inflammation was
subsiding and there has been
no fever since sunday Dr.
Byrne states that with the
weather in 10, present favorable condi-
ton and his appetite.on it- edge asst now
Is. Mr. Blaine win De well enough TO
travel in few days
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\ Chestnut Worked Ox.,

Two Gentlemen were quarreling about
creeds and religion. One OF them was or,n1-
dox' tue other liberal The orthodox gentle.
iI,n iI.i pe.aille nishiy incensed and exclaimed.
III De' you sio you can't say the Lord,
praye'' Oh ought not to talk about relis.
ION Al all The bet was accepted, and The
liberal Ii oegaii' Il believe in God, the Father
ann slty' and went through 1t all with
usn.n'hs spesa. The orthodox gentleman
confessed himself beaten, wondered tba, tas
Boston Beacon.
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nis rirc ~ IT. Augustine. ilorida.

Special fn fnr liMh-.
81 AIcU~u>l. FIA. April - The
most disa,.crou- and fatal hre That bias
ever occurred in thi- State swept away
buildings 0n two blocks in ihe heart of
thi. town early mis- morning So far.
TWO lives reported lost. and may proba-
hly exceed that number. as several per.
sons arc maccountcd for 40 present it
is impossible t0 estimate tine loss, owing 90
great confusion. into which conhagration
ha, thrown the entire city. but 10 is
placed al from 100000 90 SsO0,0OO
The ire originated near thc boiler in
the engine-room of the Nt Augustine
Hotel just opposite the plaza 10 burned
rapidly and soon spread 90 surrounding
property 10 was l3Oam. when the tre
was discovered and in half am hour the
hotel was nothing but ruin Al present
tits thought the loss is serious.
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PROPER Indignafinn-

"Chhppie. J was gwossly insulted;..dsy,
donchcr know ~ remarked Fitzpercy. =
sab. ho" aid IT occuh, me dear boy . in
qIued dee Sappv
u Nent 'o buy bat, you ses, and | ahsked
tho cweachah az the stoh, All, what soht of a
bat 90 YOU think would snit mef and th:.
wre''' replied as twazen as you please. "A
soft our. SIR
"Did You Hesent tho insultr
"Naa~. pwOmptlyr
slow dl Won wesont itr
Il said Wats veal loud and Stamina, ~.
door a. went out. -Pittsburg Chronicle.
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Manchester Matters.

Rev Mr. Wren preached at the Presby.
terian church last night.
Sampson X Adamson, real estate agents,
sold several lots on Seventh and on Perry
streets at good prices
The election of yestrymen at the
Meade Memorial church was postponed
until next week
Rev Mr. Deye is improving
There will be- called meeting OF the
Council this week 10 consider the matter
of the new street railway.
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The Carnival of Seasons.

The Carnival of Seasons commenced
last night at The Leighstreet Baptist
church. The lccturc-room has been trans
formed into "a bower Of beauty and pre-
,ented a bright and striking scene. A
large crowd was present and like the man
in the old song, found it impossible to say
which OF the seasons was the best Sweet
music added tO the attractions of the
evening The Carnival will continue all
the week
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High Toned, II in Jsii.

MARION, IND., April l2.-Sunday night
Betty Oppy who is confined in jail Tor
misdemeanor fired from the prison win.
dow at an unknown man, who passed
by the jail, and put ball through his
hat. The prisoner said she fired the
shot because the man threw a kiss Al her.
1t is not known how she secured the
revolver.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-13

Your husband +, m Wall street, be
Heye" She queriel of the other woman.
-Nesm~ Very precarou, business, have
heard well. ! dunno But f the
market take, bad tuu he D., liable 90 lose
hisall~ ~Oh. hardly chat He get, Sll per
wesk for running an elevator ma big build
ing. aul nrer even heari hm say there
wa, market near there ! feel perfectly
safe. mad1m-mi,-- the elevator cable, give
out Wall Street News.
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
A Strange Suicide.

CHARLorrErowN, p. +. l., April l2-
ON Saturday last, during the momentsry
absence of her husband, Mrs. Cross, aged
sixty years, wife of a pensioner, while
suffering from mental alteration thrust
a poker down her throat, and was found
on the floor bleeding from the mouth
and black i'm the face Doctors were
speedily summoned, but they could rend-
er no aid The woman fingered In great
agony unSl I am. Sunday, when she died
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\ Kentucky Nurder.

PDrcAm. KY, April l2-W. J. Big
mood. "A saloon-keeper at Eddyyille, XIV,
was shot and killed without proyocation
yesterday afternoon by Iyland skinner
The murderer escaped skinner is Of a
prominent family, only twenly-one years
old. but desperate character.
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Law Against Gambling.

SPRINGFIELD. LII, April 13.-rhe
House to-day passed bill to prohibit
booking making and pOol-selling.
In the Senate the bill appropriating
Sj0000. for the erection of monument
TO the memory of John \ Logan was
passed
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strike settled.

CfNTRALIA, Ill, April l9.-The dissat-
isfed swilchmen OF the Illinois Central
railroad yards in this city held confer
ence with superintendent Sullivan, OF
the Chicago and Cairo division yesterday
and adjusted their grievances smicably.
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Arrival of the Eagle.

ST. JOINS, y. F., April ls.-The sealing
steamship Eagle, which arrived here yes
terday. reports that the debris and sp-
parent wreckage with the ships name.
found on the ice. and which caused the
report of the vessels loss, were flung
overheard to make room for seals
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Weather Indications.

WAsnINGroN, April l2.-lndications for
the twenty-four hours, commencing ut
pm: For Virginia, fair weather, slightly
cooler 10 morrow morning, followed by
slowly rising temperature, variable winds,
preceded by easterly winds near the
coast
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Lo.o.r. Meeting OF the Grand Lodge

The Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of odd Fellows met in Petersburg
yesterday. Richmond and Manchester
are represented by some twelve dele.
gates Deputy Grand Master A. \.
Spiiler. Grand Secretary T Wiley Davis,
and Grand Treasurer John W Fergus.
son. "a - also from this city. The attend
ance will 20 doubt be large, and much
interest will De tsken in the proceedings.
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lie Never Tlimcled.

De Gamo- Whatdo'-, your sister say about
me, Bertle.
Bcrtie-Nh said to-day that she diIn't
think you'd ever SCI the river on tire
De GarmO- " hat confidence she hus in mel
Oh course she knows I'm too honorable 10 do
anything of that kind It'd Bits
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Lent Is over.

Lent Is over, and the sinner
Vow resumes the ball and dinner,
While the trees are bringing forth their
dainty buds.
Those who tasted, well OF i'll,
Set the pace much faster still,
In grand display Of fashionable duds.-Iife.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
As SENT OVER THE WIRES.

Coercion Bill Blaine, Flight Sew
Invention Big Fire at II. Augustine.
Fla. The Dead Comedian Victim Of
Mob Law \ strange suicide Weather
Indications Ac.
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Iioux-tio,ix

Inc squaw Of chief Of ~ Sioux
Eloped with red headed Jioc,.
The pair In Dubuque
The husband o'ertuqu..
And this made nice how -dioux. Won. .d,o,x
Exchange.
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YICTORIA'S JUBILEE.
IT'S CELEBRATION ALREADY BEGUN
IN INDIA.

How the subject. OF the Empress Have
Been Treated 70 Brilliant Displays.
sIore Chan 1000 Prisoner Released
in Honor OF ihc Occasion.
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can be fixed up to meet every re-
quirement with the expenditure of
a little money Those cracks they
speak SO much about in the Jail
wallis were made years ago when that
structure was fired
Therefore, voters of Mason county,
if you have the interest of your
county at heart, see that your tick
cts contain the words against Jail
and bonds. " Should the bonds be
issued, it does not prevent levy
being made, TO make any. changes
in size, shape or construction of
building. 1t is true this is not a
political matter, yet the people rec
ognize that the Republican party is
in power in Mason county, and
should the Jail and bonds be voted
down, Gas it will and should beg /
think DIR. Barbee, who says Max's
articles are not worthy of perusal, is
a little off when he says publicly
that the jail will be built no matter
how the vote goes. He had better
post himself and prognosticate the
date of death of any political party
that darcs attempt to force upon the
people a levy where they have voted
down the question Mt issue.
MAX.
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senafor Cnlnden for GoYernor

In the Senatorial contest just end
ed, Senator Camden has shown him
self a true Democrat, and by hi
self-abnegation sacrificed his indi
vidual preferences for the wellfar,
and demonstration of the Demo
cratic party in West Virginia.
We opine that the election of tina
sterling young Democrat, Judg,
Charles ]. Faulkner, of Berkeley
county, to the United States Senate
will bring harmony to the party and
be the means of united Democracy
in the State. Senator Camden II
this instance, as he has heretofore
in many instances, made sacrifices
in order that the eagles of victory
might perch upon the banners Of
the State Democracy.
Remembering, as We do, his many
noble acts for the perpetuation Of
the success of his party, we suggest
him for the nomination for Governor
before the Democratic Gubernatorial
Convention in 1888.
With his name at the head of the
ticket. an increased majority will be
shown, which will cause that received
by the present incumbent to pale
into insignificance, and will be the
means of wheeling the Mountain
State into line upon questions OF
National Importance.
We are for Senator Camden for
Governor, in 1888, first last and all
the time, and in this we believe we
voice the almost unanimous senti-
ment of the Democracy of this
county. Mason county may be set
down as solid for him before the
next State Convention.
We do not know whether he will
permit his name to be used in the
above connection or not, at this early
day, but when he finds that his
friends, who are legion, throughout
the State, desire to crown him with
the laurels of victory, and rebuke by
their actions at the polls, the selfish
schemes of designing pot-hOuse pol
iticians, we doubt not but he will
consent to lead the gallant Democ-
racy of West Virginia, once more.
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selze lhe opporlunlly Ere d g

When we consider the uncertain-
ty of every event of life, let us re-
member that the 203d Grand Month
ly Drawing of The Louisiana State
Lottery took place at New Orleans,
on Tuesday 6always Tuesday,, April
18th, 1887, under the sole super
vision and control of Gen'ls G.. Il.
Beauregard of La, and Jubal A.
Early of Va, when 1922 800 was
sent flying around the world where it
would probably do the most good.
Thusly: No.67. 060 drew the First
Capital Prize of S150,0OO, which
was sold in fractional parts of tentlis
at 81 each, sent to III. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La; one was held by
Geo. p. Stackhouse, for himself and
fifteen painters in the establishment
of Goodell & Waters, Philadelphia,
Pa; one by Ambrose Gilliland of
Moweaqua, Ill, collected through
Decatur Natl Bank, Decatur, ILL.,:
one by Mrs. III. r.. Newberry, Che
boygan, Mich; one was paid through
the London, Paris and American
Bank, limited; one through the An
glo- Californian Bank limited; two
through Wells, Fargo & Co., all the
latter of San Francisco, Cal; the
others elsewhere, the publication of
whose names Is objected to; No.
%, S99 drew the Second Prize of $780,
900, also sold in tentis at 81 each;
one to j. NJ Stotts, Dee, Ark; one
Roy J. Bour, Canton, o.; one to w.
G. Hammoc, Griffin Ga, one to c..
w. Tweedy, Augusta, Ga; one to
A. L. Robb, Atchison, Kansas; the
others went elsewhere. No. 67,901
drew the Third of $4,000, also sold
in tenths at 81 each; one to III. Il.
Davis and B. S. Weber, Portland
Me-; one to P. ii. Dwyer, Boston,
Mass; one to G. Ragin, GAINESVILLE,
Texas; the rest elsewhere. %, 735
and 50,830 drew each one of the
Fourth Prizes of $4,000 and were
scattered hither and yon, every
where over the world, and now it
soon will be the 2O5th monthly and
Grand Extraordinary Drawing on
Tuesday, June 14th, 1887, when
81 ,055, 900 will be scattered in sums
from $500, 900 down to 500. Whole
tickets are $50; and fractional parts
from halves at SO, to twentieths at
ST.. Any information can be had
of NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
1t is we'll to seize the opportunity
ere it is too late.
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Tine Jail Onesfion.

Mr.. Editor:-It is unquestionably
very apparent from the tone of vari-
Gus articles in the State Gazette.
more especially the last issue, with
an expensive extra, that certain in
dividuals are determined to build
the "new hotel jail' even should it
pauperize the taxpayers of Mason
county.
Do these chief agitators expect to
be individually benefited, by this
new Jail being forced upon the peo-
pie? If not, why do certain ones
take it upon themselves to answer
the various articles that appear, and
if they are true citizens, why not
like men answer thequestions which
are of paramount Importance to the
taxpayers of our county, instead OF
trying to divert public public atten-
ton from the true issue by opening
the iood-gate of vituperation, and
basking in the illusory rays of mis-
representation and falsehood. This
vile and insulting language will not
satisfy the taxpayers of the absolute
necessity of new Jail, no matter
how extreme your eagerness to
force it upon them. was astonished
to see the article of John A. Gibbons
the prosecuting attorney of Mason
county, advocating and fighting for
this new and costly structure, and
giving his whole endorsement for q
further oppression of an already
Overtaxed people, when he should
be guarding the peoples money in
terests.
Mr.. Gibbons but short time age
was bowling like mad man about
the Outlandish debt of Mason coun.
ty. How is it nows2 Are we out
of debt? Do you, as the States at.
tOrney, wish toincrease that burdeni
Are you guarding the taxpayers
interests, by urging or. endorsing
the building of this now Jail. YoI
go to the farmer, taxpayer and la
borer, ask him how difficult it il
for him to meet his present taxation
and how often many little mouth
has been denied food, owing to tn,
cramped circumstances and Difficult
ty in raising money to save littl,
homestead being sold to pay tn,
taxes; and yet, you, the guardian
of the peoples interests, would urgl
the building of palace hotel jai
and thus force these poor people t,
abandon their little homes-be sole
F out-become inmates of our boo
: house, simply because Committe,
No. "2" have reported contrary t,
Committee No. "a"
The first committee understan,
reported that the Jail could be mad
safe and comfortable, while the sec
Ond committee condemn the presen
: Jail. Is it public spirit to rob tn
5 poor by excessive taxation, to keel
| at ease, murderers, thieves, drunk
ards and Migrants, and the off-scour
ings of the earth, many of whom. |
you do build this new Jail, will onl,
3 be too glad to commit some depre
datiOn in order to be given a goo,
3 home, kept in idIeness and fed a
the expense of the taxpayer.
With all due respect to this con
T domination committee, l say that w
do not need new Jail; the old on